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Hi all, I'm having trouble with the time() call on my ARM target: # date 082212302006 Tue Aug 22 12:30:00 UTC 2006 # date Wed Dec 31 23:59:22 UTC 1969 # Digging in, it seems that gettimeofday() always works correctly (retrieving the expected time), but time() always returns -38. Not -1 with an errno of ENOSYS, but an actual ((time_t)-38). Has anyone else seen this issue? My gut feeling is that it's related to EABI somehow, but I don't know where to look without hacking up gcc. I thought I'd ask and see if anyone on the list has seen a similar problem. System info: - arm-linux-gnueabi toolchain built with crosstool - gcc 4.1.1 - binutils 2.16.93 - glibc 2.4 - 2.6.17 kernel built for EABI-only Any pointers would be appreciated. Thanks -- Matthew L. Creech -- For unsubscribe information see http://sourceware.org/lists.html#faq
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